George T.

I have been helping others to improve their quality of life via a Holistic approach since 1999. I believe that there is no better way to lead than by example. Over the years I have participated in endurance cycling/swimming/running, hypertrophy training and my current passion is Capoeira. To optimize my performance my nutritional standards have also evolved. Nutrition, Exercise & regular Bodywork are keys to preventative medicine. I integrate these modalities to create efficient programs that will lead to optimum lifestyle changes at any level. Why wait until you are sick to feel better?

User Type

Personal Fitness Trainer

Name

George T. 

Gender

Male

Location

Austin, TX, 78704, United States

Age

32 

Height / Weight (lbs)

5 ft 10 in / 190

Favorite workout music:

Metal, DnB, Jungle, Capoeira

Certifications

I have had the opportunity to learn from many institutions. Currently I am a CPT through ISSA, Fitness Specialist/Nutrition Cert. via (Mesa College) and an Asian Bodywork Therapist through Mueller College/PCOM. MT103152

Expertise

Postural analysis & corrections,improving biomechanics, core, strength, flexibility. Nutritional consulting. Tui Na & Cupping.

Rate

~$75

Fitness interests

Capoeira, Qi Gong and strength training. www.capoeiraevolucao.com www.Maculele.com

Fitness Goals

Increased flexibility, speed and power.

Favorite Books:

The Metabolic Typing Diet-Fahay, The Endless Web-Schultz,The Genius of Flexibility-Cooley, Healing w/Whole Foods-Pitchford


Events

    Capoeira Luanda Batizado's picture   Capoeira Luanda Batizado
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    Open Roda's picture   Open Roda
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blogs


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    March 3rd, 2008 | login or register to post comments

    Men are born soft and supple; dead, they are stiff and hard… Thus whoever is stiff and inflexible is a disciple of death. – Lao Tzu, Tao Te Ching

    This is a reminder that we should keep ourselves healthy and active.



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    February 26th, 2008 | login or register to post comments

    Having a sports massage 30 minutes to 24hrs before an event increases circulation, enhances mental clarity, and flexibility. This in turn results in better performance.



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    February 17th, 2008 | login or register to post comments

    1. White processed Sugar
    2. White/bleached processed flour
    3. Most soy products
    4. Pasteurized dairy products
    5. Regular salt

    Instead try (organic):
    1. Turbinado or Succinat
    2. Whole grain, sprouted, spelt
    3. Tempeh, edemami
    4. Raw - farm fresh
    5. Sea Salt



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    January 1st, 2008 | login or register to post comments

    http://www.taoistsanctuary.org/tuina/maintuina.htm



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    December 27th, 2007 | login or register to post comments

    In the morning and after exercise your body is dehydrated, amino acids (proteins) in your blood are low and glycogen (carbohydrate) stores are depleted. To return to homeostasis eat Complex Carbohydrates to prevent dips in energy and hunger. Combine them with some complete protein and a minimal amounts of fat.
    Examples: oatmeal, grains (bran, brown rice, quinoa, millet, teff, amarynth) yams, sweet potatoes, citrus fruits, and vegetables.



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    September 27th, 2007 | login or register to post comments

    “ A doctor who treats disease after it has happened is a mediocre doctor, but a doctor who treats disease before it happens is a superior doctor. “ - The Yellow Emperor's Classic



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    August 15th, 2007 | login or register to post comments

    “To wait for the illness to develop before remedying it, is to wait until one is thirsty before digging the well. Is this not too late?” – Su Wen



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    April 19th, 2007 | login or register to post comments

    - Lewis Pasteur



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    April 17th, 2007 | login or register to post comments
    • Magic or Miracle Food Rapid
    • Weight Loss No Exercise
    • Rigid Menus
    • Good vs. Bad foods
    • A quick fix Recommendations based on a single study or studies published without a peer review
    • Sounds too good to be true


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    April 17th, 2007 | login or register to post comments

    Skipping breakfast decreases performance by 36%. Yes, this refers to physical as well as mental performance.



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    April 12th, 2007 | login or register to post comments

    85% of Americans experience back pain. The most common causes, aside from injury, are entirely preventable.

    • Dehydration
    • Poor Posture
    • Sedentary Lifestyle
    • High Heeled Shoes
    • Repetitive Movements.
    • Low LPHC Flexibility

      



Comments

kdub
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see more crazy cat pics

Thu, 03/20/2008 - 5:26pm
Sassy
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I can vouch for Georgie. He’s a very gifted masseuse and an extremely knowledgable holistic healer.

Fri, 08/31/2007 - 6:00pm
kdub
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Effort is inversely proportional to the decibel level of your alarm clock (additional alarms are exponential factors).

Dreams while dozing at Barton Springs under a pecan tree has a more subliminal explanation. I encourage you to perform your own experiments.

Wed, 06/20/2007 - 1:33pm
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